Younger McGuire Saves Senior McGuire In Close Marquette Win
Marquette, ranked No. 2, won 68-66 over Detroit as guard Allie McGuire delivered a late basket after overcoming illness. Earlier, he conversion two free throws secured a one-point win over South Carolina. UCLA routed California 82-43 as Bill Walton starred with 20 points and 21 rebounds.
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Clutch foul shooting beats Bulldogs in tight finish
Woodstock remains third in Marble Valley as Vern Doyle leads with 23 points while Burr and Burton struggle at the line. Edgerton and Mosher clinch 57-54 for the Wasps after late free throws as Bulldog miscues from fouls doom them.
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Nicklaus wins Crosby Pro Am in sudden death showdown
At Pebble Beach Jack Nicklaus defeats Johnny Miller in lone playoff hole to finish 72 holes at four under par 284 and claim $28,000. Miller earns $16,000 for runner up as Lee Trevino places third with $9,900. Nicklaus moves into contention for 1972 money title while Trevino praises Nicklaus as the greatest.
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Martha Rockwell Named Vermont Athlete of the Month
Martha Rockwell of Putney is the first cross country skier honored as Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association February December Athlete of the Month. She led voting, with rivals including Bob Toner and Mike Corrigan. other votes went to Jeff Darling, Josy Pietryka, and Steve Clairmont.
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Maravich returns to college glory with 50 in Hawks win
Pete Maravich rekindled LSU glory as he scored 50 points for the Atlanta Hawks in a 124-116 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. The star shot 18 of 29 from the field and 13 of 16 at the line, matching his best pro scoring mark and eclipsing his prior high. Lou Hudson added 25 for Atlanta, while Billy Cunningham led Philadelphia with 45 before halftime.
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Phantoms topple Eagles in 82 60 title bid loss
Proctor Phantoms led by Dave Kynoski and Bill Hall defeated the Arlington Eagles 82 to 60 as Kynoski poured in 32 points on 70 percent shooting and Hall added 17 points with 15 rebounds. Jeff Corey and Lee Owen sparked late offense for the Eagles, who drop to 5 losses while Procter improves to 8 wins. The junior varsity also won 42 26.
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Hoosick Falls JV beats Cambridge 64 55 in tight rally
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers overturn Cambridge Indians 64 to 55 as Steve Steller seals the win by converting 4 for 4 with 9 points in the fourth quarter after Richard Sprague fouled out. Bob Hall leads Hoosiers with 27 points and 18 rebounds. Cambridge’s Doug Luke tops Cambridge with 16 points. Hoosick Falls remains atop the league standings with a 57-38 JV victory supporting a balanced attack.
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Bruins surge to first with 9-2 win over Red Wings
Bruins explode for six goals in the second period to rout Detroit 9-2, moving two points ahead of idle Rangers in the East. Derek Sanderson nets three, Ken Hodge scores twice, Esposito adds a goal and assist to reach 37 on the season.
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Blues win on 11 10 third period in Toronto NHL debut
Sabres beat Canadiens as Jim Lorentz scores two goals and assists on another, lifting Buffalo in a game that marked Toronto’s first Sunday night regular season NHL game. Montreal’s road skid reaches seven games.
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Elliott, Caldwell, Rockwell lead U S to nordic win
Mike Elliott a Colorado State graduate student and U S National Ski Team member won the 15 km cross country event in 46 51.6 at Waterville Valley New Hampshire. Tim Caldwell finished second in 47 22.9. Martha Rockwell won the women’s 5 km in 18 07.5 narrowly beating Sharon Firth for Canada.
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College Scores Highlight Broad Men's Basketball Results
A long list of college scores shows Duquesne, Temple, Penn St and many others posting wins or close games. Notable results include Indiana over Ohio St, UCLA over California, and Missouri State run-ups. top players across campuses are named in finishing standings.
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